01/10/2026 | 17:19:00 Thank you, Madam Chair. Today’s debate is officially about Türkiye and the situation of LGBT persons. But I look around this room, I must congratulate the management: this House of Human Rights has introduced a VIP entrance. We debate. We draft. And the outside world simply does not care. Take Mr Osman KAVALA. Nearly nine years in a cell. The Court in this very city ordered Ankara to release him. Ankara looked at Strasbourg, smiled and kept the key. We gave him a prize and set a political... 28/09/2026 | 16:27:22 Thank you, Madam Chair. You ask us to applaud elections in a place that is not in the United Nations, not in this Council. A place five EU countries do not recognise. And under UN Resolution 1244, it is still Serbia. Elections do not create a state. Seven Serbs were arrested in Gračanica days before the vote. Even electors are worried. Now, imagine it is your people, your citizens arrested, your schools closed, your churches guarded by foreign soldiers. You would call it an emergency session... 23/06/2026 | 17:23:18 Thank you, Chair, I come from Serbia. And today, I am not asking this Assembly to believe the opposition. I am asking it to believe its own report. This report speaks about violence against protesters, about intimidation, about pressure on journalists, about corruption, about institutions that are losing public trust. And about 16 dead citizens in Novi Sad. Sixteen. Not in a war, not in a natural disaster, in a train station, built under contract, approved by officials, opened with applause... 21/04/2026 | 12:06:32 Thank you, Mister Chair. When we talk about violence and hate speech we are talking about those in power in Serbia. Inside the National Assembly, this is no longer a debate, this is the abuse of power normalised. Opposition MPs are not challenged, they are targeted. Traitors, foreign mercenaries, enemies of the state. They are denied the right to speak, shouted down, pushed out. This is not politics, that is repression. And outside Parliament, the same repression continues. From Belgrade to... 20/04/2026 | 12:26:12 Thank you, Madam President. Let me ask you something. If this were happening to your people, would you call it democracy? Because this is not my opinion. This is written in the Council of Europe report. In Europe today, Serbs in Kosovo are denied the right to political representation. Their main parties are blocked again and again without clear legal grounds, until the courts are forced to correct it. Tell me, is that democracy or is that control? In Serb-majority areas: pressure... 29/01/2026 | 10:44:46 Thank you, Madame President, Today we hear a lot of talk about sovereignty. Denmark. Greenland. Europe. Serbia supports sovereignty. Always. For every country. No exceptions. But there is a hard truth we need to face. Many countries that today defend Denmark’s sovereignty, including Denmark itself, were among the first to recognise the unilateral independence of Kosovo. By doing that, they broke the sovereignty of Serbia, a United Nations member state. What Denmark is facing today is not new... 28/01/2026 | 11:30:41 Thank you, Mister Chair. Democracy is not a playground, it's a responsibility. But responsibility cannot exist without fairness. Across Europe, young people are encouraged to participate, to speak up, to engage. Yet many share the same frustration. Responsibility is demanded, while real authority is withheld. Young people are ready to take responsibility, such as the students in Serbia. What they reject is responsibility without trust, without clear rules and without influence over the future... 27/01/2026 | 20:13:48 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) "Let’s make everything clear under the law." Bosnia and Herzegovina exists because of the Dayton Peace Agreement. Dayton ended the war. Dayton created the state. Without Dayton, there is no Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dayton did not create a unitary state. It created a country with two Entities, one of them Republic of Srpska. This is not an opinion. This is the law. The Council of Europe says it stands for human rights, the rule of law, and... 01/10/2025 | 10:27:15 Thank you, Mr Chair. Dear colleagues – fighters for human rights, democracy and the rule of law in Europe. Today marks 11 months since the roof collapse in Novi Sad. Corruption killed 16 people. And because of your inaction and an autocratic regime protected by Western interest, the Serbian people are now more eurosceptic than ever. So thank you Europe for supporting a regime that builds excellent co-operation with Russia and China, while deceiving its people and deceiving you, the very... 30/09/2025 | 19:06:28 Mister Chair. Dear colleagues, Today, we speak not only about Hungary, but about a principle that defines Europe itself: sovereignty. A free nation must have the right to decide its own election laws, its own system, its own values, without being forced, judged or punished by supranational pressure. Hungary’s people, like the people of many European nations, have chosen to preserve their traditions, their faith, their families and their culture. That is not a crime. That is not a weakness...